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Mail & Guardian Online - Sat, 17th Apr 2010

Congo, the Democratic Republic of, The Mail & Guardian Online is South Africa's oldest quality news source on the web and Africa's first online newspaper, offering breaking news and in-depth, analytical features from South Africa, Africa and around the world.

Mugabe, Greed, Diamonds, Guns, And African Conflicts

Change Zimbabwe - Thu, 5th Aug 2010 by Makusha Mugabe

Also ZDI's Colonel Tsunga Dube' lucrative £39 million contract to supply provisions, uniforms, boots and ammunition to Congolese soldiers and the role of John Bredenkamp, Mugabe’s friend who is now on the US sanctions list.

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DRC appeals for Zim troops

New Zimbabwe.com - Thu, 27th May 2010

Joseph Kabila and Robert Mugabe RELATED STORIES THE Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has requested Zimbabwe to re-deploy its troops in the central African country to replace of a United Nations (UN) force that has been stationed there since 1999.

Struggle for African economic sovereignty against chema economy.

The Sunday Mail - Sun, 13th Jun 2010

The reclaimed land and the diamonds at Chiadzwa threaten to play a most critical role in that native insurrection. The new Sadc diplomacy and the Fifa World Cup symbolise that insurrection.

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drc: Gem emerging from rubble.

The Sunday Mail - Sun, 4th Jul 2010 by Morris Mkwate

Papa Rais means Father President in Lingala while bana balingi yo means the children love you. A first-time visitor to this vast country would have wondered at the inspiration behind this message.

All Eyes on ICC in Kenya

Zimbabwe Metro News - Sat, 29th May 2010

Starting in Kampala on Monday, representatives of governments, the United Nations and civil society groups will meet for the first time to review the workings of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and of the international treaty which set it up, the Rome Statute.....

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With Love from Congo

Zimbabwe Herald Online - Sat, 20th Feb 2010 by Lawrence Moyo

Striker Philip Marufu, midfielder Carrington Gomba and goalkeeper Ephraim Mazarura revealed that the main reason they were in the DRC was money - not to take their game a step forward.

Zim being punished for helping DRC — Ambassador

Zimbabwe Herald Online - Tue, 11th May 2010

Zimbabwe is being punished by Western countries for helping the Democratic Republic of Congo overpower Western-backed imperialistic efforts to destabilise that country in 1999, DRC ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Mawampa-nga Mwana Nanga said yesterday.

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Democratic Republic of Congo: End persecution of human rights defenders

SW Radio Africa - Thu, 4th Feb 2010

Amnesty International today called on the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to protect human rights defenders, who continue to be arbitrarily detained by security agencies and subjected to an alarming number of death threats.

Rautenbach Free To Live South Of The Limpopo

SW Radio Africa - Mon, 28th Sep 2009 by Peta Thornycroft

Rautenbach free to live south of Limpopo http://www.busrep.co.za September 27, 2009 By Peta Thornycroft * Controversial businessman pays R40m admission of guilt fee * 'It's always been my goal to return to SA' - Rautenbach The past few days have...

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Rautenbach free to live south of Limpopo

ZWNEWS.com - Mon, 28th Sep 2009 by Peta Thornycroft

author/source:Business Report (SA) published:Sun 27-Sep-2009 Some say that he would like to get out of the clutches of Zanu PF, and, now that he can, move to South Africa By Peta Thornycroft The past few days have been good for Zimbabwe's rich and...

Dark forces snatch mineral rights fronting rogue businessman Billy Rautenbach

The Zimbabwe Mail - Sun, 11th Oct 2009

For weeks, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has been re-assuring investors that planned legislation that would allow the government to take more than 51% ownership of foreign-owned mines would not go ahead.

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ANALYSIS: International Criminal Court ready to deliver justice

The Zimbabwe Mail - Sat, 12th Jun 2010 by Lloyd Msipa

Established by the Statute on 1 July 2002, the ICC now has 111 state parties, 18 judges, and field offices in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Uganda, Central African Republic (CAR) and Chad.

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President Mugabe, Julius Malema and the resurgence of radical politics

The Sunday Mail - Sat, 17th Apr 2010 by Tafataona Mahoso

The African agenda and destiny is not apartheid! Why not call the same thing “the living museum of African liberation?” It is therefore not surprising at all that African youths in South Africa are alienated from the history of African liberation.

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to Incoming Chairman DRC

Change Zimbabwe - Sat, 14th Aug 2010 by Makusha Mugabe

The autopsy indicated that the likely cause of death was heart failure. In other words he was bound and beaten up, and died of heart failure when he had gone to meet the police chief.